The bright side of humanity; glimpses of life in every land (1900)
Pell, Edward Leigh, 1861- [from old catalog] · Richmond, Va., The B. F. Johnson publishing co · leaf 486
never see her lady callers,and that, should the visit beprolonged till dark—as it fre-quently is—on no account shall he show himself, it could notbe expected of a foreigner to really know anything of the innerlife of an Oriental woman in the bosom of her family. It may or may not be significant… … A MOORISH BEAUTY. ^m 456 THE BRIGHT SIDE OF HUMANITY. and visit their friends as often as they please. Mr. EugeneDaerr says that he has often seen the mother of the khediveof Egypt on the street. She wore an Oriental veil, which wasso thin that it did not conceal the features; while the eye and
Ethnology · Manners and customs · Temperament
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